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Father’s Day, Parents and Children of Divorce (2)
For children whose parents divorce or stay together in a constant state of crisis, despair or estrangement, celebrating Father’s Day can come with unique challenges. Firsthand words of caution for parents who consider passing negative feelings about a current or former spouse on to their children.
Fatherhood »
Saving Big on Father’s Day Photo Gifts
For digital photographers, personal prints in any form can be a perfect gift for Father’s Day or any other special occasion. With good timing, discount codes and coupons for sites like Shutterfly and CanvasPeople can save you a bundle.
Health »
Five Freedoms Helping Veterans Overcome Reintegration Challenges at Home and Work
An innovative initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is helping Veterans overcome challenges reintegrating into their homes, communities and civilian jobs.
I am ME »
Rediscovering That We Are Blessed Beyond Measure
Elisa Etienne, a family support specialist helping end homelessness for Veteran families in South Florida, says her work has helped her “learn to remember that everyone has a story and no one person always makes the right choices; sometimes individuals need a helping hand to regain their footing and remind themselves that they are inherently good and blessed beyond measure.”
Medicine »
Virginia Satir’s Columbus Day Story Suggests Not Just the World is Round, But People Too
Virginia Satir, considered the mother of “Family Therapy,” shares a Columbus Day story to help us better understand ourselves, each other and the prospect that it’s not just our world that’s round, but people too.
Military Families »
Ending homelessness for Veterans is not just about housing – healthy, stable relationships matter too
Ending homeless for America’s veterans is not just about stable, affordable housing. Evidence-based skills training for creating and sustaining healthy, lasting relationships with family members, neighbors and co-workers is also vital to their long-term success.
News »
Billionaire Paul Tudor Jones Says He Subtracts 10-20 Percent from Managers Going Through Divorce
Billionaire hedge fund investor Paul Tudor Jones says he subtracts 10-20 percent from a manager going through divorce. “One of my number one rules as an investor,” Jones told a symposium at the University of Virginia, “is as soon as I find out a manager is going through divorce, redeem immediately.”

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Billionaire Paul Tudor Jones Says He Subtracts 10-20 Percent from Managers Going Through Divorce
Saving Big on Father’s Day Photo Gifts
Yes, You Can Help Prevent Suicide
Ending homelessness for Veterans is not just about housing – healthy, stable relationships matter too
Five Freedoms Helping Veterans Overcome Reintegration Challenges at Home and Work
American Income Life Executives Help Homeless Veterans Get Fresh Start During Miami Visit
Studies Offer Insights into Value, Principles of Evidence-Based Relationship Skills Training
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